Hapoel Jerusalem adds Boris Peta to Sasha Obradovic’s coaching staff

General·4m ago

Six-Month-Old Infant Critically Hurt After Bathing Accident in Mateh Binyamin

A roughly six-month-old baby girl was critically injured after apparently drowning in a bathtub at a home in Mateh Binyamin. Magen David Adom evacuated her to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital in Jerusalem.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

General·5m ago

Yeshivat Har Etzion, or “the Gush,” and the ideas that define it

Yeshivat Har Etzion, the Religious-Zionist yeshiva in Alon Shvut, has about 450 to 500 students and scholars and is led by Rabbis Yaakov Medan, Baruch Gigi and Moshe Lichtenstein. It is known for advanced Talmud study, pioneering Bible study, and major affiliated institutions such as Herzog College and the Virtual Beit Midrash.

Srugim

Security·7m ago

Two young ultra-Orthodox women arrested at Krakow airport with 50 kilograms of khat

Two ultra-Orthodox women aged 23 and 24 were arrested at Krakow Airport in Poland after 50 kilograms of khat were found in their luggage. They had flown in from Israel, and the report says they were drawn in by smuggling networks targeting young people.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Politics·7m ago

Lebanese President Says Beirut Will Accept Nothing Less Than End of Israeli Presence in the South

At the opening of a new round of talks, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said Lebanon will accept nothing less than an end to the “Israeli occupation” in southern Lebanon. He called the round potentially decisive.

Ynet

Politics·9m ago

Transport Ministry to Hold Emergency Review Over Jerusalem Light Rail Operator

Israel’s Transport Ministry is considering replacing Kfir as operator of Jerusalem’s light rail after repeated service failures. Director General Moshe Ben Zaken ordered an emergency review following three shutdowns in one day and earlier passenger evacuations, including a walk from Beit Hanina to public transport.

Globes

Sports·10m ago

Carlos Garcia Lands New Role as Jong Ajax Head Coach

Carlos Garcia, the former Maccabi Tel Aviv defender, has been appointed head coach of Ajax’s Jong Ajax under-23 team. The promotion follows Ajax’s split with Oscar Garcia, under whom Carlos had served as assistant.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Politics·12m ago

Noam Shapira Named to Head Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Staff After Three-Year Vacancy

The Prime Minister’s Office appointments committee chose Noam Shapira to lead Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Staff, ending a vacancy that lasted since January 2023. Rival candidates alleged the process was fixed, but the Prime Minister’s Office denied it and said he was selected unanimously.

Ynet

World·13m ago

Pakistani Fighter Jets Escort Iranian President's Plane on Entry

Pakistani fighter jets escorted Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's plane as it entered Pakistan today. The report said the move came as Pakistan acts as a mediator between the United States and Iran.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center

Economy·16m ago

Knesset committee moves to scrap per-minute parking fee law less than a year after launch

Israel’s Economic Affairs Committee approved a bill to cancel the per-minute parking fee law and return to the old pricing system. The repeal now goes to the Knesset plenum, but its progress may be slowed because it is tied to a metropolitan authorities bill.

Calcalist·+1 outlet

General·17m ago

Transport chief says Ben Gurion refueling crisis may be resolved within a day

Moshe Ben Zaken said the American refuelers crisis at Ben Gurion Airport may be resolved within 24 hours. He said the government is seeking at least 24 additional aircraft to protect summer flights and expects no cancellations.

Kan News

General·18m ago

Beryl Salzman, Hidden Chazzan and Soviet-Era Jewish Underground Figure, Dies at 91

Rabbi Beryl Salzman, a famed chazzan and secret Jewish educator in the Soviet Union, died at 91. His funeral will be held today in New York, with burial at Montefiore Cemetery in Queens.

Kikar HaShabbat

Sports·18m ago

Martinez Faces Accusations of Wasting Portugal's Golden Generation Again

Portugal opened the 2026 World Cup with a disappointing 1-1 draw against the Democratic Republic of Congo in Houston. Roberto Martinez is being criticized for conservative tactics, leaving attackers on the bench, and failing to manage Cristiano Ronaldo decisively. The team now faces Uzbekistan with pressure mounting on the coach.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·20m ago

Virtus Bologna Owner Says EuroLeague Is Close to a 28-Team Franchise Model

Virtus Bologna owner Massimo Zanetti said the EuroLeague has agreed in principle to a binding franchise model with American partners. He said the league could expand to 28 teams, with franchise fees ranging from 50 million to 90 million euros depending on the club.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Politics·20m ago

Bennett unveils a broad “new deal” agenda focused on cost of living, education and security

Naftali Bennett unveiled a broad political and policy platform he calls a “new deal” for Israel. He pledged major cuts in food prices, sweeping changes to education and public service, tougher action on cartels, and a new approach to security and ultra-Orthodox enlistment.

Ynet·+5 outlets · 83% center

Politics·21m ago

Coalition Chief Tries to Hammer Out Deal to End Haredi Draft Crisis

Moshe Gafni and Aryeh Deri are demanding that Benjamin Netanyahu immediately advance a Basic Law on Torah study and freeze arrests of Haredi draft evaders. Meanwhile, coalition chairman Ofir Katz is negotiating with coalition leaders to assemble a joint legislative package and end the clash with the ultra-Orthodox parties.

Ynet·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

General·21m ago

Jerusalem light rail halted after accident, transport ministry threatens operator change

Jerusalem’s light rail stopped on Tuesday after a car hit a lighting pole near the Kiryat Moshe tracks. The Transportation Ministry then called an urgent meeting to consider replacing operator Kfir over repeated disruptions.

Calcalist·+2 outlets · 50% center

Security·22m ago

IDF Says It Fired on Four Hezbollah Operatives Who Entered Security Area

The IDF said four Hezbollah operatives crossed into a security area on a bulldozer and motorcycle near Ali al-Taher ridge. After warning shots failed to stop them, troops fired again and confirmed a hit.

Kikar HaShabbat·+6 outlets · 57% right-leaning

Politics·24m ago

After Coalition Chiefs Meeting Is Canceled, Deri and Gafni Meet Netanyahu

After a coalition leaders' meeting was canceled, Aryeh Deri and Moshe Gafni met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on June 23, 2026. The report gives no details about the reason or outcome of the meeting.

Behadrei Haredim·+3 outlets · 50% center

Politics·24m ago

Trump's Iran Asset Release Sparks Alarm Over Terror Funding and U.S. Politics

The article says Trump and JD Vance present the release of frozen Iranian assets as humanitarian aid and a boost for American farmers. It argues the move will actually free up money for Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iraqi militias, while leaving Israel to face the Iranian threat alone.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·24m ago

Report Claims Ohana Is Delaying Media Bill Ahead of a Post-Netanyahu Race

A June 21, 2026 commentary says Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana is delaying a coalition media bill to win favor with Channel 12 and other mainstream power centers. It argues he is positioning himself for a post-Netanyahu future and may be preparing for a Likud leadership race.

Now 14

General·27m ago

Prominent Sephardi Kabbalist Rabbi Rahamim Attiya Dies at 95

Rabbi Rahamim Attiya, a senior Sephardi Kabbalist and the oldest rabbi from Aleppo, died in Jerusalem at age 95. He was closely associated with Rabbi Mordechai Sharabi and later became related by marriage to the Yosef family. Shas leader Aryeh Deri paid tribute to him as a humble, devout Torah scholar.

Srugim·+3 outlets · 100% right-leaning

Sports·27m ago

Elitzur Netanya appoints Shai Siglovich as sporting director

Elitzur Netanya has named Shai Siglovich its new sporting director ahead of the National League season. Siglovich arrives after coaching Maccabi Ra'anana to promotion last year and previously worked in Netanya as an assistant.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Health·29m ago

Health Ministry Warns Against Buying “Tipa Tohara” Olive Oil After Suspected Food Poisoning Case

Israel’s Health Ministry warned against buying “Tipa Tohara” olive oil after a suspected food poisoning case prompted an inspection. The product was found to be sold online without required labeling and key legal details.

Ynet·+4 outlets · 80% right-leaning

Economy·32m ago

Israel’s Low-Cost Basket Claims Big Sales and Market Impact

Nir Barkat said Israel’s Low-Cost Basket, launched with Carrefour about two months ago, has boosted sales, expanded Carrefour’s customer base, and helped push down prices across the food market. He said the public response has forced rivals to cut prices and that he now wants new cross-ownership legislation.

Now 14

Politics·33m ago

Netanyahu and His Lawyer Seen Meeting in Side Room Despite Court Ban

Benjamin Netanyahu was filmed entering a side room at the Tel Aviv District Court with his lawyer, Amit Hadad, despite a judges' ban on contact during testimony. The prosecution says the ban still applies, while Hadad denies wrongdoing and Netanyahu's office gave no response.

Channel 13

Culture·36m ago

Bnei Brak Celebrates Torah Scroll Dedication in Honor of a Distinguished Widow

Bnei Brak’s Karlin-Lalov community marked the dedication of a new Torah scroll donated by the Karlin-Lalov rebbetzin in memory of her late husband and ancestors. The procession, featuring torches, children, and dancing rabbis, ended at the local synagogue with the scroll placed in the ark and a celebratory meal.

Kikar HaShabbat

Economy·37m ago

Hundreds of Tankers Sit Idle in the Persian Gulf as Marine Growth Slows Oil Exports

Hundreds of oil tankers in the Persian Gulf have been stuck for months and now need expensive cleaning before they can resume service. Marine buildup on their hulls, plus Iranian registration demands and mine-clearing requirements, is delaying the restart of global oil flows.

Now 14

Weather·39m ago

Extreme Heatwave Sweeps Europe, Killing 40 in France as Temperatures Soar

France reported 40 drownings in recent days as people tried to escape Europe’s extreme heatwave. The country is under a major red alert, with temperatures up to 43C, schools closed, and officials warning the crisis could rival the deadly 2003 heatwave.

Now 14·+6 outlets · 80% center

Security·40m ago

Fraudulent Donation Drive Exploits Family of Fallen IDF Soldier

Israel Police opened an investigation after scammers ran a fake online donation campaign using the family of fallen soldier Alexander Pilin. The fraud falsely claimed to raise 50-shekel donations for his widow and baby daughter and collected thousands of shekels through Bit.

Now 14

Sports·40m ago

Texas-based Israeli fan celebrates another Messi masterclass

Dudu Shirazi, an Israeli living in Dallas, celebrated Argentina’s 2-0 win over Austria and praised Lionel Messi’s decisive impact. He traced his lifelong devotion to Argentine football back to Diego Maradona in 1982 and said the World Cup is helping football grow in Texas.

Walla

Politics·40m ago

Ultra-Orthodox Leaders Pressure Netanyahu Over Draft and Torah Law Bills

Aryeh Deri and Moshe Gafni are meeting Benjamin Netanyahu and warning that the Knesset could be dissolved if the government does not advance two Haredi-backed bills. The leaders say Netanyahu promised last week to secure a majority, but the coalition has not delivered.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Tech·42m ago

Vitalik Buterin Challenges the Public to Identify an Anonymous Essay He Wrote

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has challenged people to identify an anonymous document he says he wrote between 2020 and 2026. He says the experiment is meant to test whether AI and stylometry can defeat online anonymity, and no one has yet proved they found it.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·42m ago

Jerusalem prepares for huge turnout at Rabbi Chaim ben Attar’s memorial on Mount of Olives

Jerusalem authorities are preparing for tens of thousands of pilgrims at the tomb of Rabbi Chaim ben Attar on Mount of Olives next Monday and Tuesday. Access will be public transport only, with dedicated shuttle lines and expanded prayer areas to manage crowds safely.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·43m ago

Israeli universities get pilot approval to offer full online programs abroad in foreign languages

Israel's Council for Higher Education approved a three-year pilot letting Israeli institutions offer full online programs abroad in foreign languages. The move replaces case-by-case approval with a shortened declarative process and aims to boost Israel's academic international profile.

Ynet

World·49m ago

Ariana Grande Donates Emergency Grant to Save the Children UK for Gaza Aid

Ariana Grande has donated an emergency grant from her new Brighter Days Ahead Foundation to Save the Children UK, which says the money will go to children and families in Gaza. The singer has repeatedly taken pro-Palestinian positions and supported other Gaza aid efforts in recent years.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Security·53m ago

Fire Breaks Out in Modiin Illit Apartment Building Near Infant Daycare

A fire broke out in an apartment building on Rabbi Akiva Street in Modiin Illit, near an infant daycare. Firefighters rescued one trapped person, told other residents to stay indoors, and contained the blaze.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

General·53m ago

21-Year-Old Injured After Falling Into Pit While Working in Ofakim

A 21-year-old worker was moderately injured in Ofakim after falling into a pit. Magen David Adom evacuated him to Soroka Medical Center after treating him for injuries.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·54m ago

Worker Moderately Injured After Falling Into Trench at Or Akiva Construction Site

A 25-year-old construction worker was moderately injured after falling into a trench at a construction site in Ofakim. United Hatzalah treated him at the scene before evacuating him to a hospital.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·54m ago

Fifth Israel-Lebanon talks round opens in Washington mediation

Israel’s embassy in Washington said the fifth round of Israel-Lebanon talks, mediated by the United States, has begun. The announcement gave no further details on the agenda, participants, or results.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% center

Politics·55m ago

Trump Wants Sanctions Relief for Iran, but Full Rollback Could Take Years

Reuters says lifting US sanctions on Iran would be a slow and difficult process, even though Trump wants relief for Tehran. Temporary Treasury easing could help Iran earn billions soon, but full removal may take at least a year and faces legal, political and commercial obstacles.

Kikar HaShabbat

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